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It is beyond understanding why pseudo-secularists in the country always sense anti-minority stand in every bold initiative of some state-government for overall welfare of the people. Family-planning programme in India is in force in the country for last so many decades with Congress or UPA governments in power most of the time both at the centre and in states. But now when Assam government has initiated a practical approach in this regard through its decision to give government-jobs only to persons with upto two children, voice is being unnecessarily raised it to be an anti-minority step. Rather such steps which also include providing employment-generating government-schemes to people having adopted two-child norm, should be adopted by the central government at national level. Even two-chi...

Ever since Delhi government has made all facilities including costly tests completely free-of-cost in hospitals of Delhi, waiting-period for many tests like body-scan, MRI etc has been extending beyond even one year. Even long unending queues are witnessed for blood-tests where sample-collection closes at 11.30 am. Rush of incoming patients has increased manifolds because of patients coming from neighbouring states to avail facility of completely free-of-cost medical facilities in hospitals of Delhi government. Delhi government should utilise available costly infrastructure of hospitals in a better way by providing all the facilities including blood-tests, radiology-examinations and even out-patient-departments OPD round-the clock by appointing extra doctors and other staff to work sepa...

Union Ministry of Civil Aviation, Lok Sabha Speaker and Air India should take immediate and strict cognizance of Lok Sabha member Ravindra Gaekwad giving statements to media that he has not apologised to Air India, after the national airliner removed no-fly ban on the unruly Parliamentarian on directions of Union Ministry of Civil Aviation. Since the misbehaviour was done with staffers of Air India causing unnecessary and inconvenience delay to passengers, apology must have been sought from Air India rather than to the Parliament. Such a diplomatic attitude for cooling down that matter is not proper. No-fly restrictions should be re-imposed on the Parliamentarian till he gives a written apology to Air India.   At the same time no-fly restrictions should be imposed on Rajya Sabha...